
V63 refinish by Dale
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rickaddict
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I noticed that streak in the woodgrain on the '68 and thought the same thing, Andy.
Two gorgeous Rickenbackers, Sean. Now we all see why you wanted something really special. Hopefully you'll find your old '68 someday. Then you'd have the ultimate S and the ultimate Deluxe!
"A special thank you to the forum members that offered assistance, in one way or another, during this project...
(among others)
To Jeff Thomas for the "Measure Your Girth" thread."
You're very welcome, Sean. I'm glad to know that some good came out of that thread. I think that you were one of about 8 people that payed it any attention! Actually, I'm still surprised that with all the proud owners of 60's Ricks around here bragging about how there's nothin' like their 60's Rick bass necks...only one bothered to post measurements on his.
Two gorgeous Rickenbackers, Sean. Now we all see why you wanted something really special. Hopefully you'll find your old '68 someday. Then you'd have the ultimate S and the ultimate Deluxe!
"A special thank you to the forum members that offered assistance, in one way or another, during this project...
(among others)
To Jeff Thomas for the "Measure Your Girth" thread."
You're very welcome, Sean. I'm glad to know that some good came out of that thread. I think that you were one of about 8 people that payed it any attention! Actually, I'm still surprised that with all the proud owners of 60's Ricks around here bragging about how there's nothin' like their 60's Rick bass necks...only one bothered to post measurements on his.
Play what you love, love what you play!
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Damn, Dale, that is one beautiful piece of craftsmanship to leave on this earth. Frickin' amazing.
Someday, someday I will get the means...and my Burgundyglo '72 4001 will fly to Oregon.
Great googly moogly...
Someday, someday I will get the means...and my Burgundyglo '72 4001 will fly to Oregon.
Great googly moogly...
Here is where I hide my music:
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08/29/2007 12:35 A.M. OUT FOR DELIVERY
I'm sure this is the truck that they'll use today... it only seems fitting!

Rickenbacker '64 & '68 4001 basses ♦ Fender Pre-CBS J & P Basses and 1968 Telecaster Bass ♦ Moog Taurus III Bass Pedals ♦ Hiwatt (Hylight) Amplification
"A good bassist determines the direction of any band."- Ron Carter
"A good bassist determines the direction of any band."- Ron Carter
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You're both right! I fainted when I opened the case, and haven't put it down since...
She looks great, and plays nicely too. The action is a bit higher than I like it, but a set-up will cure that.
Here's a couple of photos... I'll post more, along with a full review, after I've had more time with her... Thanks, Dale!

She looks great, and plays nicely too. The action is a bit higher than I like it, but a set-up will cure that.
Here's a couple of photos... I'll post more, along with a full review, after I've had more time with her... Thanks, Dale!

Rickenbacker '64 & '68 4001 basses ♦ Fender Pre-CBS J & P Basses and 1968 Telecaster Bass ♦ Moog Taurus III Bass Pedals ♦ Hiwatt (Hylight) Amplification
"A good bassist determines the direction of any band."- Ron Carter
"A good bassist determines the direction of any band."- Ron Carter


